Sentence examples for complicated pieces from inspiring English sources

I have a good workshop, and I can make complicated pieces of furniture now.

Yet he said local building inspectors often lacked the expertise to diagnose problems in temporary stages, which are complicated pieces of engineering.

According to Bates, 3-D printers and their increasing ability to fabricate complicated pieces of equipment have made them an important part of SOCOM's toolbox.

"But the problem when you leave Purcell's choral music, secular or religious, is that you get into very complicated pieces involving actors and singers that are very expensive to put on," Christie explains.

"Aeroplane" is one of Debuts most musically complicated pieces with off-kilter arrangement from Oliver Lake; its backdrop is inspired by exotica music.

In the pursuit of an investment adviser or investment manager one of the most important (and unfortunately complicated) pieces of information to obtain is their complete fee structure.

The approach of the "Onegin" project means there are two separate but connected productions preparing to premiere a simple yet complicated piece.

Were it to slide much further, GE would struggle to keep itself in one highly complicated piece.* "Earnings Momentum and Earnings Management", University of Michigan, May 1998, revised April 1999.

This week in Australia, a federal judge found that Standard & Poor's was liable for issuing the top investment-grade rating of AAA for a product she described as a "grotesquely complicated" piece of financial engineering.

In essence, it is a fiendishly complicated piece of software – run remotely across the web from banks of supercomputers – that makes the process of modelling, simulation and design optimisation deceptively simple, and incredibly fast.

Apple's iPhone revolution popularized the once complicated piece of technology.